A luminous Zemmour flatweave from the Zaer plateau: a saturated crimson ground articulated by rhythmic caravan bands in saffron, ebony, and ivory. Brocaded cartouches—zigzag spines and ladder lozenges—punctuate the field, encoding protection, passage, and prosperity.

Weave & Touch

Handwoven kilim in tightly beaten Atlas wool with supplementary brocade for raised motifs. The fabric is supple yet durable with a naturally reversible handle—equally suited to floor use or as a dramatic wall hanging.

Provenance & Specs

• Lineage / Region: Zemmour (Zaer), Northwest Morocco
• Epoch: Contemporary (heritage revival)
• Dimensions: 240 × 140 cm (approx. 7'10" × 4'7")
• Construction: Flatweave kilim with brocaded panels
• Materials: 100% wool weft on cotton warp
• Palette: Crimson ground with saffron, ebony, and ivory bands
• Profile: Slim, resilient flatweave; reversible
• Finish: Twined fringe; reinforced selvedges
• Condition: New; subtle loom waviness and minor weft variegation inherent to handcraft
• ADA-ID: ADA-ZEMMOUR-KILIM-240x140-crimson-bands-02

Styling & Care

• Anchors warm minimalist, Mediterranean, or Japandi palettes; pairs with walnut, travertine, and boucle.
• Use a rug pad. Vacuum lightly with suction only; avoid beater bars. Rotate periodically; spot-clean with cool water and mild soap; professional flatweave care as needed.

A crimson ledger of Amazigh movement—bands, symbols, and cadence woven for contemporary space.